Injuries plagued the Orlando Magic last season, with Paolo Banchero and Franz Wagner missing 36 and 22 games, respectively. The Magic struggled in the absence of their two best players and fell below .500 to 24-25 at the end of January 2025. Both have missed time again this year, as Banchero has already sat out
Yes, Dillon Brooks is worthy of becoming an All-Star. The nine-year veteran may be more known for his antics rather than actual production on the court, although his recent play with the Phoenix Suns is changing that narrative. Brooks was sent to the Suns from the Houston Rockets as what looked like a throw-in in
Cooper Flagg’s 49-point performance was the talk of the town, but his former Duke teammate Kon Knueppel stole the show. The 20-year-old rookie kicked off the contest with four three-pointers in the first quarter then kept on going, finishing the night with a career-high 34 points, eight three-pointers, four rebounds, three assists, and a steal.
Through four games in the PBA Season 50 Philippine Cup Finals, all eyes have been on Calvin Oftana. In Games 1 and 2, Oftana had a combined 24 points and converted on only 40 percent of his 20 field goal attempts. The shots weren’t falling and both Oftana and the TNT Tropang 5G were fortunate
For all his otherworldly scoring exploits, it’s hard to believe that it took this long for Stephen Curry to move into the top 20 of the NBA’s all-time scoring list. At a time when the city of Minnesota was in a state of turmoil, it was Curry that proved to be the order in the
Another well-rounded list, just the way we like it. This week gave us a little bit of everything – breakout stretches, veteran brilliance, and superstar efficiency. Immanuel Quickley headlines it with not one but two standout performances, while Andrew Nembhard powered a statement upset over the defending champion Thunder. Rui Hachimura looks fully back after
